Yubico, a company that produces NFC-based physical security keys for passwordless login and two-factor authentication, announced at the CES 2019 show today that it is developing a hardware key that works with both iOS devices and Macs that have USB-C.
Satechi on Friday announced that a new gold-colored edition of its USB-C notebook hub is now available for pre-order ahead of January 2019 launch. If you need the missing ports on your notebook and own a new MacBook Air model released in 2018, you can now have a USB-C hub color-matched to your computer.
Some Mac models include the second-generation Apple T2 Security Chip, and in this tutorial, we'll show you how to check if your Mac has this or not.
Apple's recent Macs include enhanced built-in audio devices, according to Rogue Amoeba who are well-known audio specialists and creators of quality audio software for macOS and iOS.
Apple yesterday released a minor update specifically for the new 2018 MacBook Air.
For security purposes, booting Linux or any other non-Apple operating system except Windows 10 is currently impossible on Apple hardware featuring the company's in-house designed Apple T2 chip unless you adjust your Secure Boot settings.
First synthetic Geekbench benchmarks of the most popular Apple notebook are here.
This collection not only includes the new iPad Pro wallpapers but also some MacBook Air wallpapers for your iPhone and iPad.
Back in October 2018, Apple announced a complete redesign of the iPad Pro and aggressively updated the MacBook Air. Personally, we were extremely excited for both and felt compelled to order one of each!
As with all new device releases, Apple included impressive advertising wallpapers. Unfortunately, these hot walls never seem to make it all the way to iOS. Consequently, we are left scrambling across the internet to find them ourselves.
Apple today announced a major update to its popular MacBook Air line of notebooks. The computer has gone from a low-resolution screen to a 13.3-inch Retina panel with four times the pixels. The new Air also has a smaller footprint, includes Touch ID and sports upgraded internals like faster CPU and GPU models, Apple's enhanced T2 chip and more.
Apple this morning announced the long-awaited update to the MacBook Air. It has just about everything users have been asking for—a Retina display, upgraded internals and a smaller footprint—but it all comes at a price. The new Air starts $1,199. The good news, though, is that it looks like Apple has decided to keep the previous-gen MacBook Air around at $999.
On Tuesday, Apple unveiled a much-needed refresh of the MacBook Air with powerful new hardware, a Retina Display, Touch ID authentication, and an all-new fully-recycled aluminum chassis.
In this piece, we outline the tech specs concerning Apple's all-new 2018 MacBook Air.
Apple has announced that the new MacBook Air will be available for order today, with shipping beginning on November 7. And the price? The refreshed laptop starts at $1,199.